Meeting by Design — The Density approach to Actual Behavior-Based Programming
Your meeting rooms are broken. Here’s the fix.
Meeting by Design — The Density approach to Actual Behavior-Based Programming
The problem nobody talks about:
We crunched meeting data from millions of square feet and uncovered the ugly truth: 61% of meetings hijack the wrong rooms.
Three people camp out in a 12-person boardroom. Floors run out of space, even when “enough” rooms exist. And companies quietly burn $40K per year, per floor on wasted real estate.
Our new Meeting by Design research report introduces a fresh, data-driven approach to figuring out the programming ratio that’ll help your help teams collaborate better—and save big on space.
The great mismatch
Floors run out of meeting rooms 17% of the time—even when the math says supply should be enough.
Supersize culture
53% of meetings “upgrade” into bigger rooms, even when right-sized ones are available. Elbow room is the new currency.
Company split screen
Some workplaces hum with 10 meetings at once. Others barely hit two. One ratio doesn’t fit all.
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Global data on meeting behavior across the Density customer portfolio |
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How to use the Density approach to Actual Behavior-Based Programming |
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A real-world case study: How one global consulting giant used the Density programming approach to boost collaboration and cut costs |
Workplace strategists. Facilities leads. CFOs chasing ROI. Or anyone who’s ever wondered why they can’t find a meeting room, even though there should be plenty available.
🎯 Stop guessing. Start designing with data.
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